#civil-rights

#civil-rights

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is getting sued again for civil rights violations after deputies forced two Muslim women to remove their hijabs during a pro-Palestine demonstration.

"I think the success in the Army's integration of African Americans and other minorities has been a powerful influence in the wider society of America."

Anna Kirkland's new book showcases the complexities and failures of discrimination law in healthcare, addressing how civil rights shape access to care and the challenges of algorithmic bias.

Only 18 arrests out of 638 made by the Metropolitan Police for conspiracy to cause public nuisance have resulted in charges over the last six years.

The course engages students with a well-known yet often misunderstood text, enhancing their understanding of American history through interpretations of The Declaration of Independence.

On July 2, 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a landmark civil rights act to prohibit discrimination based on race, color, sex, religion, or national origin.

The Trump administration has made repeated cuts targeting Planned Parenthood's clinics, excluding the group from the vast Title X family planning program.

"Several people were killed during anti-government demonstrations in Togo's capital, Lome, with civil society groups reporting seven deaths and allegations of security force abuses."

The suit filed by the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA) and the Tennessee Fair Housing Council (TFHC) in the U.S. District Court alleges that HUD's refusal to distribute funds under the Fair Housing Initiatives Program violates federal law and the U.S. Constitution.

Katherine Grzejszczak, a paramedic since 2010, was fired by York Region for a Facebook comment criticizing Israel's military operations and humanitarian impacts on Palestinians.

Denaturalization will be among the Justice Department's top five enforcement priorities, focusing on immigrants who commit certain crimes, as directed by Department leadership.

Since detentions by the Department of Homeland Security intensified in southeastern L.A. County, local resident Eric Eztli has been monitoring Home Depot parking lots and car washes.

Military veteran Obbie Riley expresses his frustrations about the lack of broadband access in rural Mississippi, describing it as essential for work, education, and health.

It was, as far as we know, the first permanent exhibit on LGBTQ history at a national park.